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State Dept. spills the beans… “Bibi made Trump do it”

28 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 8
By Walt Zlotow   Apparently, State Dept. legal advisor Reed Rubinstein didn’t get Trump’s memo to erase Israel’s major involvement in Trump’s failed war on Iran. It’s bad enough the war is a complete failure, accomplishing […]
No Picture
Politics

Youth, local dedication and fresh perspective versus established political insider: Farrer By-election

27 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 12
By Jack Arnold   Hi, Michelle Milthorpe Team The Sydney Morning Herald appears to have picked up on shifting voter sentiment in Farrer with its recent article on One Nation candidate, David Farley. There are […]
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Politics

The Quest for a Definition of Life

27 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 11
By Steve Davis In 1943 the eminent physicist Erwin Schrodinger gave a series of lectures in Dublin that were later published in book form under the title What Is Life? Its success was considerable as […]
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Politics

Trump to America… “No dough for the Commons. I need it for my criminal wars”

27 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 10
By Walt Zlotow   President Trump has a bizarre way of demonstrating his claim of being the Peace President deserving the Nobel Peace Prize. He spent his first term raining down tens of thousands of bombs […]
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AIM Extra

The Autumn of Things

26 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By James Moore   “I was born in the autumn of things.” (Richard Flanagan, Australian author). Our carburetors had to be opened up for the engines to get us up the Front Range. We had just […]
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Your Say

The System Sought to Eliminate Variation in Judgement – Instead it Standardised Unpredictability

25 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
By Carey Civis How aged care reform standardised unpredictability: this is a story about forced decision-making, constrained clinical judgement, and administrative systems that multiply faster than their ability to deliver coherent care. Experienced assessors are […]
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Politics

Legitimacy, Inequality and the Reclassification of Dissent: Political Violence Narratives and the Crisis of Representation in Australia

25 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 1
Trust-Fall – The Crisis of Representation, Dissent and State Legitimacy. By Nick Chugg   Abstract This article develops a political sociology critique of contemporary Australian claims that increased protections for politicians are justified by a […]
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Politics

Why Australia Defence Spending Priorities Matter

24 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 0
By Denis Hay   Description Australia defence spending priorities reveal trade-offs between military budgets and essential public services. Introduction Australia defence spending priorities are increasingly raising concerns about whether public money is being directed toward national […]
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AIM Extra

ANZAC Day: A Mirror of Australia

23 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 18
By Maria Millers   Nobody wins a war Two thousand twenty four, I hear the drums of war Echo in the blackened skies with no sign of compromise Children watch their cities burn, when will […]
No Picture
Politics

Ten takeaways from Trump’s senseless Iran war

23 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 11
By Walt Zlotow   First time a foreign power, Israel, goaded, indeed demanded America launch a criminal war. Trump’s capitulation to Israel’s war demand is destroying his presidency and will likely hand over Congress to Democrats […]
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Politics

Why Governments Ignore Public Interest

22 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 8
By Denis Hay Description Why governments ignore public interest in Australia, and how realistic media reform and political change can shift power back to citizens. Introduction Australians are increasingly asking the same question: why governments ignore […]
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Politics

Will Netanyahu demolish second consecutive US administration in ’28?

22 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By Walt Zlotow   In the ’24 election Kamala Harris got a lot of votes, 75,017,613. But astonishingly, she got 6,268,841 less votes than when she ran with victorious Joe Biden in 2020, a massive 7.7% […]
Australian NBN collage: Parliament, workers, bills, modem
Politics

Why Do Australians Pay for the NBN After Funding It?

20 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 4
By Denis Hay   Description Why do Australians pay for the NBN if it was publicly funded? Discover where your money goes and why the internet still costs so much. Introduction: The Question Millions Are Asking […]
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Politics

The Moon That Never Rose

20 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
By James Moore “America’s greatest promise is that something is going to happen, and after awhile you get tired of waiting because nothing happens to people except that they grow old and nothing happens to […]
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Politics

Iran aside, don’t ignore Trump’s war crimes in the Caribbean, Venezuela and Somalia

19 April 2026 AIMN Editorial 6
By Walt Zlotow   As Trump was cooling his massive, murderous bombing of Iran, he was ramping up his murderous bombing of small civilian boats in the Caribbean. In the last 5 days he obliterated 5 […]

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